Graduate Student Handbook: Center for Digital Humanities @ Princeton

The Center for Digital Humanities at Princeton is a vital academic unit where computation, data science, and the humanities converge. We empower researchers to reveal new insights about human culture through the informed and discerning use of data and computation.

This Graduate Student Handbook is is a living document for PhD students who are currently affiliated with or interested in joining the CDH. Documented here, you will find:

• Procedures for our certificate, fellowships, and funding opportunities
• Links to relevant campus resources
• Definitions of key concepts
• Sources for DH training and news

For those completely new to the field, you may want to begin with Getting Started in Digital Humanities.

You may also want to explore our flagship Certificate Description, as well as possible pathways through CDH programs.

For questions about any of the CDH grad programs, contact Grant Wythoff.

To receive updates about grad programs, subscribe to the CDH-grads mailing list by visiting lists.princeton.edu

For up-to-date events and announcements, visit the CDH’s main website.